Ik heb deze app gemaakt
I made this app
Usage
Used when introducing an app you created
Grammar Note
Dutch present perfect: "hebben/zijn + past participle"
Deze app is gratis
This app is free
Usage
Used to inform someone the app is free of charge
Grammar Note
"Gratis" is Latin-derived meaning free/without charge
Probeer het te downloaden
Please try downloading it
Usage
Used to encourage someone to download the app
Grammar Note
"Probeer te + infinitive" means to try to do something
Ik ben Japans
I'm Japanese
Usage
Basic phrase for introducing your nationality
Grammar Note
"Japans" is the Dutch adjective for Japanese
Ik ben een reiziger
I'm a traveler
Usage
Used to identify yourself as a tourist/traveler
Grammar Note
"Reiziger" is derived from "reis" (trip/journey)
Ik reis alleen
I'm traveling alone
Usage
Used to say you are traveling by yourself
Grammar Note
"Alleen" means alone in Dutch
Het is de eerste keer dat ik hier ben
It's my first time here
Usage
Common phrase when visiting a place for the first time
Grammar Note
"Eerste keer" means the first time/occasion
Mag ik een foto maken?
May I take a photo?
Usage
Used when asking permission to take a photo
Grammar Note
"Mag ik" is the Dutch permission-asking form
Kunnen we samen een foto maken?
Shall we take a photo together?
Usage
Used to suggest taking a photo together
Grammar Note
"Samen" means together in Dutch
Scan alstublieft de QR-code
Please scan the QR code
Usage
Used when asking someone to scan a QR code
Grammar Note
"Alstublieft" is the formal "please" in Dutch
Bedrieg me niet / Zet me niet af
Don't cheat me / Stop ripping me off
Usage
Strong expression used when being overcharged or scammed at markets or tourist spots
Grammar Note
Imperative uses the verb stem directly. "Niet" is the negation particle
Onderschat me niet / Kijk niet op me neer
Don't underestimate me / Don't look down on me
Usage
Used when someone disrespects or underestimates you
Grammar Note
"Neerkijken" is a separable verb: "neer" (down) + "kijken" (look). In imperatives it splits: "Kijk…neer"
More Dutch phrases
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